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Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

About noon yesterday the north wal
of the brick building at the southess'
corner OF Spring Alley ard French
street fell cut into the street. The
building was one and half stories
high, and II, with the front building
are among the oldest in this city, hav
ing been built with brick brought her,
long before the revolutionary war. The
upper rooms were occupied by twt
coiored women, neither OF whom wer,
hurt or their furniture damseed.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
A lot Of table linen rem

A lot of table linen rem
nants, u to 8 yards in each
piece: are a little soiled and
tossed by handling; 40 cents
TO $I.25 for the remnant.
Think Of the knotted fringe
damask towels. SO cents
from so cents; the huck-a-
backs, l Is yards long, 81
inches wide, Ii cents from
25 cents; huck-a- hack, SIX
"a; I2i cents from 20 cents;
it will pay to buy Tor next
Isummer at these prices.
The ladies' coats we told
lyou of, short coats, broken
lots ar d styles, one or two
lof a kind, So and $40, all
heiped together, at $3.50,
not even the price OF the
lcloth; a wonderful bargain
and going rapidly.
Seal cloth oats--.the
great cut in price takes
half OF them in two days.
Seemingly q little thing
is a hassock-- but how han
10y. z lady rtr arks: a
wons er if they are good for
|anything," meaning a lot Of
hassocks piled on the stairs.
Lets count it up and see
what it would cost her
one yard Brussels carpet
ISI.e5; making, stufhag,
binding and lining, so cents
in all, SI.75. We are sell.
ing hundreds at so cents
each; that's why the lady
marvelled.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
Farmers lii

Jacob r. Rubeucame, 30 ~
residing on the road Dew
and Midtown, 10 lying yen
attended by DR.. Chan1les NJ
law, DIR. Ball and Or Boo.,
Rubeucame has been n ~"
q number Of years past. a'']
years ofage. s,r}
William X. Finn, Of w
been very Ill for some aA!'F
now getting better. Il
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

The wife Of Peter Tyler, dissipated
woman, was found lying IN her yard,
In Lynn, Massachusetts,, On Saturday
night, with her throat cat. while near
her lay Sam uel Mitchell, colored, bleed
ing from o wound in the throat.
The woman died almost in mediately,
but Mitchell is expected 10 recover.
Both were drunk at the tune, and
Mitchell denies all knowledge Of the
affair
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
4 GARD

To all who are suffering from the er
rors and indiscretions Of youth, psrvou'
weakness. early decay, loss OF manhood
&c, will send recipe that will cur
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This grea
remedy Was discovered by missionary
in South America. Send . self address
cd envelope TO the REV. JOSH II I
IEMAN, Station d. New York City.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
A Great Wroatier.

Anton Pierre, the Greek wrestler, ar
rived in our city last Saturday, and OF
Wednesday evening he will have q tus.
sic ut CAROLS with . man named John
Graham, who is somewhat noted In
sporting circles. IL 10 reported that o
match for from $500 TO 81 200 per side
will be arranged between the Greek and
Joe Acton In the near future.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
Fire at Delaware Cfty.

About 10 o'clock last Saturday Morn.
ing IN alasrs Of FIRE Was soanded al
Delaware city, caused by flames being
discovered in Lhe oav,isge factory OF K.
A. Moody & Co. Tie bucket brigade
was soon In operation, and succeeded In
extinguiships the ERE with lOss Of
only about $50. 1t was osused by de.
feotive chimney, and 1t Was very fortu.
nate that it was discovered before II
had made much hesdway,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
Fire Near R9elxat

On Friday evening lbos
small dv cling house rsp ID
tho farm OF James NcAxsI
cupiei BY Aaron Peact, ia1
30 years OF age, vas ~. AND
entirely consu med wilhtSa|
Peach being an experSsk|
and his services beiUa al
mar d. was away furni(u
4 party at the time and fI4I
OF the IRE un:il be re,urteti
his humble home In s,hi|
nothing left Of his pos-I
the clothes on his back sEa |
violin.
There seems 10 be no dad
fire WAS o; inoendisry I'd
door WIS shut when frscs
when IL was burning The I'D
TO be wide open. There v
left In the house, as Psstl
away from boue for for ~
says he was insured foi IN
now m object OF charity,
Colquhoun, Rockland, I'M !
ton list. aud Ia asking G, az
aid the unfortunate man.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
Wi, Not Lcavc 1o'

The report that Fe'rls 81, III 4
templa,ed leaving TIL, CIV "A
foundation, rs 1t 10 ihs, n
have their presses 81 "a
built for tho purpose o. ~
|snlsrgipR their busil.sS
70 be able TO start again -
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
We Leave You rnis fiine'

This explanation viii pio,1
tory. When We ann)ais
public last year that W wa,
leave the city, 1t was impose
the desired location, eouss
remained. Now every ~
has been completed to loose
western city. Consequeni!.u v
lie appreciate clotGipe 81
they should at once pattolun,ll
fidt selling out sale Of M, ~ :, I
Ing house, Fifth and Msrs'.'l
you will hs We no occasion
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24


Charles White aud Josf
were srrAiGped at this m
sion OF the city court csnlx
orderly conduct, when " ~
testified that ut = lac w
he went 10 the r, W 81
station 70 wait for q train, "
Was some time before IL wal
felt very sleepy, he 20
porter TO wake him up snst
He soon fell asleep ard
roused by the accused, vi
rs he raised mp knocked 40
beat him. Officers Bioadi.N
were then sent for and sfi.1
and Kiusley. SeveIal VIM
examined, some Of whom y
Walker was under ske
liquor, aud had caused The
by striking one Of the men y
his nose TO bleed when be va
They were both sdiudsed =
White was sentenced ' pay \
and costs and Kinsley " sDa'
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

have beer troubled with catarrh auc
hay fever. Eiy's Cream Balm has curtt
NEE. L. Clickeper, New Brunswick
N. j.
ELY's CREN BALM cured me of ca
tarrh-restored my sense OF smell
For cold In head 1t works like magic. =
X. II. Sherwood, Banker, Elizabeth, n
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

Bishop Curtis, who was recently con.
secrated Bishop Of the See OF Whining
ton, preached yesterday morning and
evening in the court house at Salisbury
Md, to large congregations.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

The proprietors OF Salvation OIL, the
greatest cure on earth for pain, viii
pay large reward II any ceit!fca;,
published by them Is found not Renu
inc. IL ocsts only % cents a bottle.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
p 49,
Gaze Ilisfni'

A colored man iatp
charged at the city
with abusing his "
she or any ono els
him, the case was
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
Committed 10

George Ashley was c III,
city court this mornins s. a
and ns he admitted lha. ~ "A
or means Of support, vas
tho county lRil. =
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

Wells Health Remover restores
health and viSor, cures Dyspepsis, i'm
potepce. Nervous Debility. For Weak
Men, Delicate Women 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

Ts-morrcw promises TO be clearing
and slightly colder. Wednesday fall
and stationary temperature.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
state or the Temperature

state or the Temperature
ut the RKruELIOAS oeioe In the shad
Z O'Clock 10 o'clock Ii o'cioci
500 b0o 40
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

,prah's- FreHch strsss wharf, 10 ID
plaCe tn hug vnur on~l
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
CLOSING OUT GALE
N. B, DANFORTH,
y. r. Cor. 2nh mud mnrLafs ~.

1uT merit app soiated. HASSoN'S
- mr. Uab SYRUP or TAR has
10, Az no'o'e the public many years, and be.
in tSs Sin, 90 ~ rue 10 IL, is always kept
n, ~ n,,e u,e o. every WI regulated f.mfiy
lV' ,Ho Gu; o OF Oour hs tad ODDS. Ii is sold
al l. TIC leading dug t1rss s'''
.r s9t saie oy q. ). smith, corner Delaware
HaG 1 nn9 Dupont sire !; J. !. Gallagher
Fcnn 2is G and n an 7Oy se gfs:t street; r W
I,sItmell, corner 9th aud MaSiaSn streats
e. Ic, =, Dliworth, horthwes, corner md and
'enetson streets, Whining, on. Del, iis-et
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

RAMSEY -RU.sELL.--un the 10th inst,
By the Rev. J. ~. Lenhart, ~ henry
Clsy, DOL, Mr.. John Ramsey and Miss
katie RUSSELL. bssh Of Henry Clay. New
Castle County, Dei.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

o, 10 or 20 gem pictute- Tor 20 cents,
ut Hollands gallery. 800 H2rhs. street.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

DUSLiO sALE-rHE Z T. Faxt4
IL scrfber retiring from the farm E~RS
ing and dairy business Will sell at W0
public sale at his residence between rew
Castle and Hare's Corner, joining Elmer
Cark's farm, on
WEDE e.SDAY, FEB. 70, 1887,
al 10 O'Clock q. N. sharp.
Q work or driving horses two pair o.
mules ! enc colt, year, old; IL mich CO.'S
some fre6h with ealves; 2 heifsrs, holstsis
bull. years old; yoke Of good work oxen
3 pigs.
FARMING UTENsIIs: 8 farm ane hay was
ons, OK cart moving mAshfnes. ! combined
reaper, phosphate drill, vhsat lrfil,
roller, corn marker, Rsndalf ht rrow, Syrs
cuse piows. wierd plow, 2 one horSe plews
/ Acmo harrow, / narrow tive spike har
rows, 3 iron caliivstors.3 veoten cuitivA,ors
cider press, corn shelter, hay oettsr, hups
IoEeY; ho-se rakes, Diamond suiky SUI
Uvators. Hrindstonss. market eeArborn
buggy, city milk WAC cn, fsE eat rssa suiky
ali kinds of wagon nsrDsW: Also, ptoW rsHso
collars, brides, haftsis, asHb$o 0Os, q - h
trees COED harpoon hAu h~x, crU0 Ut skg
slOp tubs, shove4s, psDss, soaA0 - AoAs1
hoea, iron post SPADE, Chains, etc, slAA n aA0
Other articles too nuasrO~z b. mention; sl,l
hay and straw.
TERgs:csedit CT sisht roIths ~ sum-
over nifty dollars; un<sT 80 sass.
TAll& As 4. UJARK,
L. W. sTIDRAM Il EOE, Asott.
fAltvGs-d
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
VM.B:SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SIS,

That our reduced dress
goods have been appreciated
is not saying half enough;
they went out with a rush.
and proba bly, more dollar
values for so cents have
been distributed among our
people than ever before. We
work on the principle OF the
first loss being the cheapes.
we get your dollar-you
get twice as much for it tina,
you usually could. That
dollar is worth more to US
than packing the goods
away, subject to loss OF in
Iterest, loss OF style and a
changing market; therefore,
we reason. a direct loss in
such a sale is an indirect
lgain.
| We offered a day ago &c
replace goods sold; a fine,
| all-Wool black and white
check suiting-5o inches
lwide-5o cents from 81. The
lot is half gone; another day
or two will finish them.
The Hortense worsted
cloths are a splendid offer
ling; 62i cents from ST. -one
dark brown left-also two
pieces only, Of a pretty little
pin check dark green all.
wool cashmere at SO cents.
Five colors-two shades
lgendarme, brown, garner
land blue - Atwood, solid
grounds, pin stripes, 30inch
wide, very suitable for trim.
lining over-dresses or wrap
Ipers; we must have their
room; AZ cents from 62l
cents. xSS
Every lady knows a "Gul-
net" silk, ard no number Of
words can improve their re-
lpu,ation. Every indication
points to a positive rise in
pri oe; yet in the face Ct q
strong market we propose &c
|reduoe our stock thus: sl.2s
to 81; 81 IS to SI.37; So to
I$I.65; S2.25 to So; s. to
.S2.5o. A heavy cord, yei
Isott and pliable; the rich and
lustrous "Feille Franchise
and "Mascot" silks, down to
IS1.50, 81 IS, So 25. Our
silks are all OF the best stand.
lard makes.
Ii this item happens to
catch the eye Of any lady
who has not yet furnished
herself or child with a coat,
there's a good chance at
much reduced price. A two.
lyard wide Astrakan cloak
ling at $3.50 down to$2.9O. A
SPLENDID silk cut Astrakan
$50 inches wide, at So down
to S., and a fine Mohail
Astrakan at SIS down te
81 IS; not more than five OF
!siX coats in the three pieces
The open countenance Of
an alligator is not more ex-
pressiye than the satisfaction
lot the people WAC come fol
the moss back tlanneIs, re
duced to 5 cents a yard from
I2Bc; and fifty::to sixty yard
| to a customer is no unusua
thing
RI About ten boxes men
cashmere gloves,silk stitchet
,lbac&s, in sizes from s to ~
!, and there will be a montl
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
FIFTH E:D1

rl - botA
leyeninR.
l. The Union NJ. y N
| for Missionary par,o ~
| X 9. Chandler Will
sale OF stJre gooj. -.
"Wednesday evening, ~ \ /
j Tho completion snA
Edeen COR n. K. Cha M, ~
poned until mex. sprIr p,' \
The Happy Seven -,
nual reception in inv ssu4
hall on Friday eveal,.1
should be lars ely at.sss'.I
J A business meeting q, }
bon Temperance 49,
held ~ No. 40 Mart.,1
ing ut 7.45.
Miss Gertrude n u.1
select readings at The ny. y
Of the Unity Club.
Mrs. Celia McKavtn |
Chez tnut street a Il. :
broke her arm from 49,
recovering. ''Rs|
Tho ptrsonal p-on.,..
BsniAmin Hessey viz |
sale In tho Carnagy be'I,J
mii Bridge. Psuos,ier n.
urday, the 2e.h Int.
A i4.ksrAi gold watt. /
Oh 81 the Odd Fellovss,,1
at New Caste, Is on -, !. n
store OF j. O. ms,s., 81
street, where chsnces 4. y
be received.
A happy young m, j
city TO Edgemooroue,,,1
TO rec his girl. Hel.ds
when he got out nc The -
conductor went for bls.
. was, rs the conduc,o, ! n
his train. ~
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
For dry goods-Orasor q Co.

Walnut candy at Fersusor. II e. 2,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
Always Down!

We mean prices on our
stock of Mems and Boys
Clothing, but we have just
taken account Of stock and
marked prices that viii con.
vince you that we can give
you as great bargains "a any
place possibly can. All our
Heavy Oyercoats are being
sold at 10 per cent.less than
marked prices, as we have
too many, and want to re-
duce our stock to make
room for Spring Goods. We
have just received some bar.
gains in Storm Overcoats
AID listers, which we sc.
cured at very low figures for
cash. If you are thinking
OF having any Clothing
made to order, see the in.
ducements we are offering
in Custom Work, which we
are making in the best man.
ner, with finest trimming, at
greatly reduced prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
aMD-nM MIME.
Atkinson g. Cooks

Atkinson g. Cooks
STOCK cOMPANY.
FIT appesranee o. the talented young
apescan Society Favorite,
MISS NAUuE BANKS
Ri,u'u offfe Popular Lsadiug Actor,
MIR. ED. +. SULLIVAN.
Pc iit.vo appear sc OF the Well-kn.wn Bos.
ton Theatre o. mdeisn,
MIR. JOHN Z. CRAVEN
And Competent Company OF Thorough
Artists, in and entire repertoire.
Peoples Popular Prices.
10, 20 ard 80 Cents.
Sale o. seats Commence en- Friday MORN
Ing az y. y. Thomas coz box 5 ore.
Monday erenisg--Lovs ard Money.
Tsestly eTcn'nE-in g3msr.
Wednesday lnetiIeo-t Rmillc.
Wednesday evening little Emily.
Ihprsdag ev niTg- h t.ady OF LIONS.
friday Flew for Blow.
tLt1r ny Giinee--i o lie arm sunce
Saturday eyoDipg-Ibvoice.
Special scenery for wary pay; Caisium
apd Eiectri, LiR u effect b, tho sew York
Calcium Light Company Boston. i2)
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

Ask your srocsr for D. 9. rruiss.
pepper sauce.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

American Watches,
Y. Davis, East Second street
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
HARRY HART.
TIE N. Y. CLOTHING MIG. 90.
No. BIC Market Street.
BALTIMORE q OHIO RAIL.OAO
III EFfEUr. JAN. 2sp, IS.

SCHEDULE III EFfEOT, JAN. I'D. 1857
Trains leave delaware Avenue Depot:
LIST. BOUND:
pblia. Accommodation daily .....sooA. NJ
fhiih. Accommodation, daiIN $50 A, M
Western Ezpress, daily. .li.&3 A. M
phile. aocoinI odation, daily ....3.l6P. nd
Cincinnati Limited, daily ....... b'43 p. M
Phila. Accommodation, daiiy.....o.So =. M
Chicago Limited, daily .....-... n.e3 r. M
WEST.BOUED:
Chicago Limited, daily A. M
Arrives Chicago 10. 80 next morning, Thi,
train docs not take Baltimore passengers
Cincinnati Limited, dRiiy.....,..ii.3 4. M
Arrives Cincinnati 7.ib a. NJ, 81. Loui,
$40 p. nj. next day.
Oh lcaKo and st. Louis Express.
FOE LANDGNBERG, 100 A. M and
90 7. H., daily. $40 p. n. daily, ercep
Sunday. sP
Trains leave Market street Station:
FOR philadelphia 20 A M, sbb A. M
and 10 r. M, daily. For baltimore o.
a. nj daily except sunday. For Tandem
berg 10 A. NJ. and 2 4b p. M, daily, SO
r. d., daily except Sunday.
w. INWIN. OK, LoRD
"upeiintohoent. 6enl Pass. Agent
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

Deserted his y,.,|
Quite . respectable ~
WHO gave her name a. ~
and her residence as h y
Somerset street, Phllad..l
police station this mo-.1
the following story: 81. n
had been a widow ~ !
oh iidren, and that on u y
MAY she married a map -
Wise. At that time sh. y
In q laundry, and Afb,
continued GU At her vo,,
Last Juno her hu,b,s5
laundry aud told her ,bn.
at Broad and Vine NJ
thought II would be k.t,I
board there. She VA. n
this arrangement, bat v,
nos SEQ or hear from hisl
next three weshr, ip,a,vs|
quiriss and learned I'M
serted her and come 70 ,,1
theD came here and found
employed On the p, wal
but since that time B. N
situation ~ hssmAn on y
ton n Northern RAILROAD,
Several times when ,s \
In this city he prtn,sl \
thing toward her supoa
has failed to do 90, and III
able TO work herself, d. ~
station for advice. Gu, M
ner gave her a note 70 ~
McCAuslaud, OF the " all
and instructed her to ~
what action Mr.. M.ClaEI
the matter.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

WANTED-A WHITE PRUTkSTANI
w girl for general housewofk; small
family, Apply at el2 W. slh street. 1t
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

GiTuAIION WANTED, ny A FlEsr,
- class barber. Lddres q, r.. r. care a
Mr.. Hey, Lobdeil and Townsend street..
South WILMINGTON, Del. ilt-atI
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

r USI-s Bi4ACk LEOE SHAWL, ON
IL Del. aTesuo. sunday 231, p. N. TIE
fnder WILL be suitably re s2rdtd By LEAVING
10 81 / IL Poplar street NNt
AAi IN Eii-A WHITE PROTEST srT
w Eil Or EsnsIsl p usework, IN e
family CftWO. Apply Il 5l4 west Sever IA
strses AEN
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

GfRAS ED o 5TuJ.EN-0N .-rr.-xss.
~ tuesday evening", the 18Th H<2
Instant, snail black and tar 49,
dog; arswers to the name Of Jack a Inc,
reward Will be y ID II lefs at 209 adam,
street h. DIR ~ bIRSON. t2l.2;s
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

H7OR SkLE-h BW ELIINa ON
~ Adams street. for but little more tn n
value OF lot. Lot 25xl45 toet Good loca-
'i9n: Ii. u. WALTER.
j%-ot bl2 Shipley street
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III Kearny Street, San Francisco.
Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness. Ex.
hausted Vitality, Spermatorr hoea, Lost Man
nooo, 4mpotency, Paralysis, Pros tatorrhpa a
and all the terrible effects of elf-nbuse. and
excess In insurer years such as Loss of Mem
ory. LaSaitude, Nocturnal Emissions, aversion
to society Dimness of. Vision. Noises in the
head the Vital fluid ssing unobserved Ia the
urine, ana many other diseases that lead 10 in
sanity ana death.
YOUNG aISN
Suffering from anrof the above symptoms
should consult us at once. The drain CAN be
stopped, vital. .ty restored. and ife be made
agatn pleasure instead Of a burden
There are many
MIDDLB-AGED MEN
Who are troubled
With too frequent eSscuatio, OF the bladder
often accompanied by slight martirg or
burning sensation, and aweakening OF the Rys-
TEN in a manner they cannot account for Ro-
py Sediment in the urine, etc. Many die OF
this dtfftsilty ignorant OF the cause. which is
the second stage of seminal W. skneSs. .r
CURES GUARANTEED IN ALL SUCH CASES
Consultation FREQ. Thorough examination
and advice. including chemical analysis and
microscopic examination OF the urine $5 An
honest opinion given in every case.
The following Medicines supplied at tho
prices named:
SIR ASHLEY oooPERs VITAL REsroR-
ATlVE, So bottle, or four times the quantity
SO. SAMPLE BJTTLF FREE. ~
Sent to anyone applying by letter, stating
symptoms, sex and age let secrecy IN re-
gard to all busines transactions.
The celebrated Kidney Remedy, NEPHRET-
1CUM, for all kind of Kidney and Bladder
Complaints. aonofTh9s, Gleet, Leucorrhes.
etc. For sale by all druggists; 81 bottle, OF
q bottles for SIS 90.
The English DANDELIoN, LIVER AND
DYSPEPSIA PILL. is The best in the market
For sale by all druggists; price, so cents bot-
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guilty Of stealing, killing or running OF
altering brands or marks Of any live stock
belonging to any member of tho Nevada Live
stosk Association.
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HOME, FARM AND GARDEN.

Farmers are gradually awaking to
the fact that scientific farming under
practical control pays.
Ducks should be allowed as much
liberty as possible, as they are not par
tial to confinement, like chickens
american Poultry Journal.
Cattle plaques, like hog cholera,
always follow after and never go before
loose methods. There is always de-
mand for the est.-Farm, Field and
StOcknaas.
Fried Chicken and Tomatoes.-Fry
chicken in boiling lard; when done, put
in sliced tomatoes and fry; take up;
season with salt, pepper and little
sugar.-LouiSUilLe Courjer-JournaE.
Beef Croquettes. Crop fine some
cold beef; beat two egg and mix with
the meat, and add little milk, melted
butter, little salt and pepper Make
into roll and fry brown. Indianapolis
Sentinel.
An English gardener, who has
great success in raising radishes, makes
his radish beds with nearly or quite
one-half soft coal ashes and SCOT. I'm
der this plan his beds are not infested
with worms.
The most successful farmers, in the
long run, are those who have some
thing to sell at all seasons of the year.
Dependence on specialties sooner or
later proves broken reed.-EI Dorado
Republican.
Sugar Cookies-0ne and one-half
cups of sugar, one-half cup of butter,
one-half cup of sweet cream, two tea
spoonfuls baking powder and flour to
make soft dough. I use lemon fla
voring also. Roll thin and bake light
brown.-HouSehold.
Every improvement in the garden,
says the Orange County Farmer, re-
duces the demand for the doctor S
services. Let fruits do away with the
demand for drugs of all kinds, and ex-
cellent vegetables in part replace the
excessive use of animal food.
The English Mechanic gives the
following formula for axle grease: Tai
low, eight pounds; palm-oil, one gal
Ion; minerel oil (crude petroleum.,
one gallon; plumbago Gin fine pow
der), one pound. Melt together, and
stir while cooling. Keep in covered
can, where the mixture will not
harden.
That the ''yellows' in peaches is
not contagious disease is claimed by
the fact that the microscope shows no
fungi on the leaves, fruit, wood OF
roots, while orchards often lose only a
portion of the number of trees. Con-
trary to the claim that it is not conta-
gious, however, is the spreading of the
disease over whole sections after max
ing its appearance in neighborhood.
Whether the ''yellows' be really con-
tagious disease or due to some sub
stance found or lacking in the soil is
still a matter of controversy Troy
Times,